The expansion of the platform going to Xbox today is one more way of making our games accessible.' 'We definitely see subscription as a way to do that. 'We want to reach a new population of gamers and people that may not have a chance to play our games yet,' he says. But Ubisoft+ director Philippe Tremblay tells the publisher sees the rise of subscriptions as an important change in the game market, and one that opens up a key opportunity for Ubisoft. While Xbox itself has made a lot of noise around its Game Pass subscription over the past six years, Ubisoft has been comparatively low-key with its efforts. The standard $14.99 subscription grants you access to the full library on PC, while the $17.99 Multi-Access allows subscribers to play selected titles across PC, Luna, Xbox and later PlayStation, even carrying over their sessions between platforms. It later rebranded as it debuted on cloud gaming services Stadia (although this is now defunct) and Amazon Luna via the Ubisoft+ Multi-Access tier, which is now on Xbox.

Ubisoft+ first launched on PC as Uplay+ in 2019.

Ubisoft+ is now available on Xbox consoles, marking a significant expansion in the Assassin's Creed publisher's plans for its previously PC-only service. Sign up for the GI Daily here to get the biggest news straight to your inbox

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